News from 10/07/1915
1915; Gale Group; Linguagem: English
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Geo. H. Roberts, Frank Hall, May L. Seaton-Siedeman, J. T. Brownlie, John Hodge, John A. Purchase, E. L. Poulton, J. T. Morrison, J. R. Clynes, , W. J. Davis, William Straker, Harry Twist, Harry Dack, Frank Hall, T. Richards, , James Brown, David Gilmour, J. G. Newlove, W. Sheard, David Jones, Herbert H. Elvin, John Turner, George A. Isaacs, Edmund Dane, Alfred Hubert, Percy Redfern, Andrew Dodds, James Cartwright, H. F. Battersly, William Johnson, Thomas Cape, S. H. Whitehouse, J. H. Thomas, J. Bromley, A. G. Cameron, John Thomson, Gilbert W. Jones, J. Binns, W. H. Carr,
ResumoFrontmatter: The Independent, Little Stories of Peace and War. News: Literary Notes, Woolwich Arsenal Output Mr. Will Crooks' Statement to "The Independent", Another Barrier Down, Agricultural and Rural Workers, Dyers' War Investment, Co-Operators' Column Relations with the State, Registration, Record Wage Advance, The Literary Fledgling Will Contemplate with Some Awe the Fortune of £65,112 Left by Miss Braddon, Parliament, Promotion of Mr. J. C. Brown, Veterans of the Pit, Ayrshire Miners, St. Cuthbert Co-Operative Society Board of Management, Edinburgh, Have Agreed to Apply for £50,000 of War Loan Stock, Women on Railways, Miss Julia Varley, Women's Organiser of the Workers' Union, Has Spent Two Weeks in the Glasgow Area Making Arrangements for the Organisation of the Women Employed in the Engineering Trades, Students and Munitions, Scottish Miners, Progress of the War, Independent Office, 92, Fleet Street, London, London Chat, The Garden, Clyde Engineers' Claim, A Record of the Work Which Is Being Done by the Women of Britain during the War Is Being Compiled by Mrs. R. A. Manners, and Will Be Published in Book Form, Railwaymen, Our House in Order, Saddle and Harness Makers, The Newspaper World Comments on the Increased Sale of American Periodicals in England, Which It Attributes to the War, Hunting the Man, Somerset Miners, South Wales Miners, Postal and Telegraph Clerks, Mr. Smillie, Narcissus, The Stock Is an Investment Authorised by "The Trustes Act 1893," and Trustees May Invest Therein Notwith-Handing That the Price May at the Time of Investment Exceed the Redemption Valus of £100 Per Cent, North-East Coast, Shop Assistants, Carpenters & Joiners, Sacrifices for Men Only, Assurance Agents, Cardroom Cotton Operatives, Tin Box Makers, Soldiers' Children, Earl Co-Operator, Towards Federation, Brevities, Durham Miners, Sorters and Postmen, Gasworkers and Labourers, Have We Enough Steel?, The Week, The Death Is Announced, at the Early Age of 36, of Alex, Milkmen's Two Rounds a Day, Lancashire, Northumberland Miners, Engineers, Prudential Assurance Agents, Multiple News Items, Scotland, The Secretary of State Has Appointed Mr. Harry Walker to Be Divisional Inspector of Mines for Scotland in Place of Colonel C. L. Robinson, Who Was Killed in Action in Flanders Recently, 719 Years Old Mallet, Brassworkers, Derbyshire Miners, Relief Work, Bleachers and Dyers, Our View, Cumberland Miners, Lancashire Miners, On the Ground That There Were Only Io Houses Available and 25 Workmen for Them, the Easington Coal Company Successfully Applied to the Castle Eden Magistrates Last Week for Ejectment Orders against Two Workmen Formerly in Their Employ. Classified ads: Five Money-Savers, Free to Cyclists, Order Form, Multiple Classified Advertisements, The New Narcissus, You Buttress Us by Ordering the Paper. Table of contents: Contents. Business: Up to the Standard, Trade Union "Iron Cross", Iron and Steel Trades, Trade Unions and the Law, Clerks, Readers Requiring Legal Advice upon Trade Unions Affairs Should Address Their Enquiries To, Relief Funds, Trade Union Congress, Trade Unions Have a Permanent Organ, A Word to Friends, Law Cases Trade Union's Appeal, After Business, We Ask You to Order "The Independent", Boot and Shoe Trade. Letter to the editor: From the Ranks To the Editor of "The Independent", Lunacy and Divorce To the Editor of "The Independent", Letters Congratulations, To the Editor of "The Independent". Review: Work of the Unions Weekly Review Direct from the Leaders. Editorial: Loco Enginemen and Firemen, Blacksmiths and Iron Workers, Musicians, Verses from Readers, Operative Printers and Assistants, The Week's Sayings, Death of Mrs. Tom Fox, Cleveland Miners. Display ads: Indigestion and "Nerves", £4 10s.%WAR Loan 1925-1945, The Union, Victories Are Won Industrially. Fiction, drama: Our Serial, Little Stories of Peace and War German Fleet in British Hands!. Puzzle, game: Books of the Week The Big Game. Poem, verse: Topical Verse The Road to Fala-Dam, Life and Death. Arts and entertainment: A War Drama, Theatre Workers. Sports: Sport.
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